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Stacy appeared on screen at the perfect moment, a gentle smile on her face. She said, "Dear viewers, today is the grand day when Master Lincoln opens his kiln to fire porcelain. This isn't a fan meeting for my good friend Lucy. Lucy is just our special guest, and she'll bring you a wonderful performance. But we still have to focus on the porcelain. We can't put the cart before the horse."

As soon as Staci appeared, a large number of gifts were sent out in the live broadcast room like snowflakes.

Stacy smiled happily and thanked the fans for their gifts sweetly. Then she cleared her throat and said, "In the mysterious and ancient Oberon civilization, we found many beautiful poems related to porcelain. These poems are like keys that open the door for us to understand the Oberon porcelain culture."

"'In the ninth month of autumn, the Yue kilns open in the breeze and dew, capturing the verdant hues of a thousand peaks.' This poem describes the exquisite hues of porcelain produced by the Yue kilns, as if capturing the freshest and greenest scenery of nature within them, amidst the autumn breeze and dew."

"'After the rain, the sky clears up and the clouds open up. This color will be the future.' It conveys a feeling of the sky clearing up after the rain. The clear blue color is captured by the kiln workers and turned into the unique color of porcelain. This color is full of poetry and fantasy, as if it is the most precious gift given to porcelain by nature."

"'Dingzhou flower porcelain cups are the whitest in the world.' This refers to the flower porcelain cups recorded in the Oberon civilization, whose pure white color is considered unparalleled in the world. This simple phrase highlights the outstanding achievements of Dingzhou porcelain in white porcelain."

"'Brewing tea in a rabbit-hair teacup with cloud-like liquid can intoxicate a beautiful woman.' The rabbit-hair teacup here refers to teacups with rabbit-hair patterns. Brewing tea in such a cup seems to make a beautiful woman intoxicated. This not only depicts the exquisiteness of porcelain, but also outlines a picture of a pleasant tea tasting."

"'White glaze and blue and white patterns are formed in one firing, and the patterns clearly shine through the glaze.' This poem vividly captures the firing process and unique charm of blue and white porcelain. In a single firing, the white glaze and blue and white patterns blend perfectly, and the blue and white patterns shine clearly through the glaze, showcasing the unique artistic charm of blue and white porcelain."

After listening to the performance, many viewers felt that the poems were very powerful, although they did not fully understand the profound cultural connotations contained in them.

Many people left comments in the comments: "It is indeed a poem from the Oberon civilization, so meaningful!"

“I don’t quite understand it, but it feels so grand!”

"Stacey's talk was great, it made me more interested in Oberon porcelain culture!"

Master Lincoln walked out of the meditation room leisurely, his steady steps seemed to carry an innate aura.

When his figure appeared in the live broadcast room, the barrage of comments instantly exploded again like a surging tide.

The screen was filled with messages scrolling rapidly, with words like "Master Lincoln is here!" and "Wow, we finally waited for the Master to appear!" It was so overwhelming that people could not keep up.

Master Lincoln's mouth corners slightly raised, revealing a confident smile.

He was not idle in the small room just now. He was watching the live broadcast with relish, stuffing snacks into his mouth from time to time. He couldn't wait to show off in front of these millions of people.

Master Lincoln said to the camera in a loud and firm voice: "Dear audience friends, I have made all the necessary preparations! Today, I will be firing Jianzhan porcelain for you."

At this point, Stacey took over the conversation, smiling and explaining to the audience, "Jianzhan, a treasure among the porcelains of the Oberonian civilization, was primarily created for tea-baking competitions and boasts a unique shape and remarkable markings. Its thick body and high iron content allow it to develop a variety of wondrous patterns during firing, such as rabbit-hair patterns, oil-drip patterns, and partridge spots. Each texture is a perfect collaboration between nature and the craftsman, unique and impossible to replicate. Furthermore, sipping tea with a Jianzhan porcelain infuses the tea with a richer flavor and a longer-lasting aroma, making it a highly revered teaware during the Oberonian era. Today, Master Lincoln will demonstrate this amazing Jianzhan firing process for us. Don't miss it!"

Master Lincoln stood in front of the kiln, his eyes instantly becoming focused and determined, as if everything around him had ceased to exist, and the only thing left in the world was the journey of firing Jianzhan that was about to begin.

Coming to the workbench, Master Lincoln placed the clay on the wheel.

He turned on the switch of the wheel and it began to spin slowly.

The master wet his hands and gently placed them on the clay. As the wheel turned, his hands began to exert force skillfully, and the clay gradually deformed in his hands.

I saw him sometimes stretching gently, sometimes squeezing hard, and the originally irregular clay gradually took the shape of a teapot.

His hands moved through the clay like a nimble dancer, his movements skillful and smooth, each press and stretch precise.

After the lamp blank was initially formed, Master Lincoln picked up a special tool and began to carefully trim the edge of the lamp blank.

He narrowed his eyes slightly, staring intently at the teacup blank, carefully shaving off the excess to make the rim more rounded and smooth. His focused expression was as if he was carving a unique work of art.

After trimming the teapot, Master Lincoln took out a small bowl containing the prepared glaze.

He picked up a long, thin brush, dipped it in glaze, and began to evenly glaze the teapot.

His movements were gentle and steady, and the glaze slowly spread over the cup body, as if covering it with a layer of dreamy coat.

The glazing process requires great patience and skills. The thickness and uniformity of the glaze will directly affect the final effect of the Jianzhan.

Master Lincoln performed the operation meticulously, and every movement revealed his awe and mastery of the craft.

Finally, the glazing is complete.

Master Lincoln held the tea blank in both hands and walked slowly towards the kiln.

He gently opened the kiln door and a wave of heat hit him in the face, but he did not retreat at all.

After carefully placing the tea leaves into the appropriate position in the kiln, he closed the kiln door and began to adjust the temperature of the kiln.

These operations were actually performed for the group of people in the live broadcast room. They were not actually of much use, because the real porcelain had already been fired and placed in another cave. All they had to do was turn the camera when the time came. What's more, it took a long time to fire Jianzhan. Master Lincoln only needed to act out a good show.

After this series of operations, the audience in the live broadcast room has been completely impressed by Master Lincoln's craftsmanship. This meticulous attitude and the careful master's technique made the audience crazy and post barrages of comments, claiming that this is a true master craftsman.